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Our official documentation is available for all the builders, validators, and blockchain enthusiasts out there in the #Avalanche community.

This comprehensive list includes mamny ideas, guidelines, and other valuable information about #SparqNet, so here’s what to expect 🧵 👇

The SparqNet GitBook details the concepts, implementation, tools and utilities associated with our project. It’s the core document for developers interested in understanding the code behind various SparqNet elements.

Our GitBook dissects the underlying thesis for our consensus mechanism from a problem/solution perspective, implementation options, contract management and execution, block creation, transactions, memory and database usage, transpilation and a lot more.

We also have supplementary documents expanding on the definitions of essential components like the SDK, validators, subnets, sentinels, bridging and others. They explain how each aspect works, the relationships between all these parts and how they improve existing methods.

While some parts of our technical documentation may offer manual-style information like hardware and software requirements, and how to access specific online portals, resources, services and forums, it’s a lot more than a collection of tutorials and walkthroughs.

SparqNet documents can further the conversation on the best development, testing and deployment techniques for producing the most satisfying experiences for blockchain end users. We want builders’ ideas and collaborative efforts to evolve in harmony with what they create.

On that note, we invite you to check out our technical documents and to sign up for our upcoming testnet.

Hopefully, we can all discover unique ways to use SparqNet for building more resonant and future-proof appchains:

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